@atomicnature - thank you for posting this. I saw the title and wondered if it was books on lean startups or lean manufacturing, very happy to find a collection of links to books on the Lean programming language (and the rest of the site is well worth a read). This made my morning!
Good post. But it also shows, in a way, what a tangled web Lean is when you get into it! Sure, you could try to just program in Lean, but that would be a shame - proof is such an inherent part of the whole outlook, but proof brings you into a new viewpoint few programmers have. Perhaps Lean needs a hypertext where pathways follow what the reader needs, with the ability to back up and follow another path, rather than needing to have so many books open in separate tabs.
@atomicnature - thank you for posting this. I saw the title and wondered if it was books on lean startups or lean manufacturing, very happy to find a collection of links to books on the Lean programming language (and the rest of the site is well worth a read). This made my morning!
Good post. But it also shows, in a way, what a tangled web Lean is when you get into it! Sure, you could try to just program in Lean, but that would be a shame - proof is such an inherent part of the whole outlook, but proof brings you into a new viewpoint few programmers have. Perhaps Lean needs a hypertext where pathways follow what the reader needs, with the ability to back up and follow another path, rather than needing to have so many books open in separate tabs.